Which Community Is Right for You?
With so many options, it can be hard to know what’s best for you or your loved one. Start by understanding the main categories below. Then explore the different communities available using our locations finder. Check out the resource library to learn more about navigating care conversations and next steps.
Cooperatives and Condos
Enjoy homeownership without the hassle of home and yard maintenance. Community activities can help you connect with neighbors and stay active.
- Ideal for active older adults seeking homeownership without maintenance responsibilities
- Opportunities to socialize with neighbors in a similar life stage
- Tax benefits and shared ownership in a member-controlled cooperative or condo association
Independent Living
Keep your independence while enjoying more support. Designed for convenience and low-maintenance living, these communities offer more peace of mind.
- Ideal for older adults who are independent but want some support
- Maintenance-free living with access to in-house staff for emergencies
- Optional program with emergency response pendant and daily check-ins
Assisted Living
Still a relatively independent living option, these communities offer more day-to-day support. Many offer community amenities and programs to keep you active.
- Ideal for older adults requiring assistance with daily living activities
- Support with dressing, bathing, cooking, and cleaning
- Allows for independence while receiving necessary care
Enhanced Care
Designed for both short-term and long-term stays, Enhanced Care includes three meals a day, housekeeping, and a package of care services designed specifically for your needs.
- Ideal for older adults recovering from surgery, illness, or requiring additional care
- 24-hour health care in a home-like environment
- Includes meals, housekeeping, and personalized care services
Memory Care
Ebenezer's Dimensions® Memory Care Program emphasizes overall wellness, engagement, environment, and support. Plus, the Ebenezer Journey Program provides respite for caregivers.
- Ideal for older adults living with Dementia or memory-related issues
- Specialized care focused on mental and physical healing
- Respite program for caregivers
Adult Day Programs
Adult Day Programs can include scheduled activities, exercise programs, and social opportunities, many of which offer transportation.
- Ideal for older adults living at home with a caregiver
- Focus on socialization and routine care
- Respite for caregivers needing a break from responsibilities
Rehab (Short-Term Skilled Nursing)
Bridge the gap between the hospital and home. Designed to help you regain independence, short-term skilled nursing is tailored to your specific needs.
- Ideal for older adults transitioning from the hospital to home
- Temporary stay to receive necessary care and support
- Recover and regain independence before returning home
Nursing Home (Long-Term Skilled Nursing)
Get around-the-clock support for those with more significant health issues. As always — physical, mental, social, and spiritual wellness are all incorporated into care.
- Ideal for older adults requiring 24/7 health care support
- Licensed and compliant with Medicare and Medicaid regulations
Affordable Senior Living and Care
Ebenezer offers both affordable living options and subsidized housing at many locations. Use our locations finder to see which communities accept Elderly Waivers.
- Ideal for older adults needing subsidized, low-income housing
- Assisted living and memory care communities available
- Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver options
Care Coordination
Get on-site care from the convenience of your senior living community. While Medicare often requires a minimum three-day stay at the hospital, this option allows you to access your Medicare day benefit without a hospital stay.
- Ideal for older adults needing preventive or maintenance care
- Orthopedic visits for fall prevention
- Medication therapy management
- Provided through Fairview Partners
Why Senior Living?
Senior living is not a last-chance resort. In fact, it can have a lot of benefits, including social opportunities, simple convenience, structure, and more. Learn more about why senior living could be the right move.
“It was the best decision we’ve ever made.”
– Chuck, Resident at the Sycamore
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